Korean, Chinese and Japanese Movie DVDs & Blu-ray

Following the award-winning drama The Weight, director Jeon Kyu Hwan offers another slow and desperate story about the weight of life and family in My Boy. Sullen teen Yi Cheon (Lee Suk Chul) is a typically rude and aimless adolescent with a bad attitude. Then his younger brother Yoo Cheon (Oh Jeul) falls gravely ill. Suddenly, Yi Cheon must confront the reality that his little brother may leave the world very soon and come to terms with his own feelings of guilt, loneliness and loss. Lee Tae Ran (Love Exposure) plays the two boys’ struggling mother while Cha In Pyo (The Tower) co-stars as a family friend who helps them out..
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The documentary Confession of a Son pays tribute to Reverend Joo Ki Chul (1910-1944), considered one of the greatest martyrs of Korean church history and the independence resistance movement. Joo was imprisoned and tortured during the Japanese Occupation period for opposing coercive Shinto shrine worship. He died in prison in 1944 after seven years of imprisonment. He was posthumously awarded the Order of Independence medal by the South Korean government in 1990. The documentary sheds more light on the life and impact of Joo Ki Chul through interviews with his sons as well as clips from the 2007 film His Choice about Joo..
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From Guns and Talks to Someone Special to Righteous Ties, Jang Jin is known for his quirky characterizations, unconventional narratives, and clever dialogue and pacing. His films are always interesting and often in unexpected ways. The director’s latest title My Son takes the audience into family drama territory with the depiction of an estranged father and son who meet again after years of separation. From this gentle premise, Jang Jin builds a compelling, evolving character-driven drama that captures the protagonists’ fragile and complicated relationship, displaying once again his knack for screenwriting and storytelling. Starring as the father and son are Cha Seung Won, who previously collaborated with Jang Jin in Murder, Take One, and a slimmed-down Ryu Deok Hwan, who picked up quite a few Best New Actor awards in the past year for his brave leading performance in the award-winning Like a Virgin.

Lee Gang Sik (Cha Seung Won) is serving a life sentence for murder. For the last 15 years, he has been on his best behavior, and now his wish has finally come true. Gang Sik has been granted a one-day leave to visit his family, and as the day draws closer and closer, he is overcome with both excitement and nervousness. There is so much he wants to say to his teenaged son (Ryu Deok Hwan), whom he hasn’t seen since incarceration, but the feeling isn’t exactly reciprocated. Forced to grow up at an early age, his son has had a tough life, taking care of his troubled mother on his own, and in his eyes, he sees not a father, but a stranger, a criminal. How can Gang Sik make up for 15 years with just one day’s time?.
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Directed by Lee Hwan Kyung, the heartwarming underdog drama Champ stars Cha Tae Hyun (Hello Ghost, My Sassy Girl) as a down-and-out jockey who finds the strength to return to racing after encountering a very special horse. Inspired by the true story of a limping racehorse, Champ elicits both tears and laughs following two damaged souls as they embark on the race of their lives. Yoo Oh Sung, who also participated in director Lee’s previous horse racing film Lump of Sugar, plays a horse trainer who helps them find their way. Champ also co-stars Park Ha Sun (The Last Blossom), Kim Sang Ho, Kim Kwang Kyu, Yoon Hee Suk, and adorable child actress Kim Soo Jung, and Baek Yoon Shik makes a cameo appearance.

Star jockey Seung Ho (Cha Tae Hyun) lost both his wife and his career after a terrible car accident. A few years later, he’s barely getting by working at the racetrack, and trying to hide his deteriorating eyesight from everyone. After crossing the local bookie, Seung Ho flees to Jeju with his daughter (Kim Soo Jung), and ends up at Yoon’s (Yoo Oh Sung) ranch. There, he comes across a stubborn limping horse, Woo Bak, whose life is on the block because it refuses to be ridden. Can a jockey going blind and a racehorse with a limp make it back to the track?.
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Winner of the New Currents award at the 2010 Pusan Film Festival, the dark indie drama Bleak Night paints a brutally realistic portrait of broken friendship and teen discontent with fatal consequences. After high school student Gi Tae (Lee Je Hoon, from the gay indie hit Just Friends) takes his own life, his guilt-ridden father (Jo Sung Ha, Yellow Sea) tries to seek out answers. He learns that Gi Tae had two best friends – Dong Yoon (Seo Jun Young, Grudge: The Revolt of Gumiho) and Hee Joon (Park Jung Min) – both of whom have been absent in the aftermath of Gi Tae’s death. As the film jumps between events in the past and present, the father gradually learns what went wrong among the three friends, ultimately leading to the death of his son. Bleak Night won Best New Director and Best New Actor (Lee Je Hoon) at the 48th Daejong Film Awards and the 32nd Blue Dragon Film Awards.

Shot on handheld cam, Bleak Night drew acclaim for its realistically grim portrayal of the complex dynamics that built and broke the three teens’ friendship. The film’s astute study of how shifting loyalties, high school politics, and bullying catapulted towards a shocking tragedy is both believable and compelling. Writer-director Yoon Sung Hyun makes an impressive debut with a student film that has proven to be much more, garnering great praise for the young filmmaker at international fests and marking him as a name to watch in Korean cinema.

This edition comes with commentary, trailer, and the short film “Children” (31min)..
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A rebellious high school loner meets his match in an even more rebellious and eccentric teacher in the critically acclaimed blockbuster Punch from Lover’s Concerto director Lee Han. Award-winning actor Kim Yoon Seok (Yellow Sea) and Yoo Ah In (Sungkyunkwan Scandal) star in this oddball, down-to-earth drama about coming of age and coming to terms with life’s curious turns. Based on a novel by Kim Ryeo Ryeong, Punch became a big hit at the Korean box office, dealing warmly and realistically with family, adolescent, and social issues, while maintaining a tenacious sense of cheeky humor. Not everything and everyone fit in or make sense in the world of Punch, and that’s exactly what struck a chord with audiences.

Pessimistic loner Wan Deuk (Yoo Ah In) doesn’t care much about school, and is quick to throw a fist if anyone bullies his father (Park Soo Young). He has the misfortune of living right next door to his straight-talking homeroom teacher Dong Joo (Kim Yoon Seok), who is unconventional, unkempt, and constantly singles him out. It’s a headache for Wan Deuk every time Dong Joo yells his name – and he sure does it often. Dong Joo simply won’t let Wan Deuk be. Instead, he keeps pushing him, convincing Wan Deuk to train in boxing and to meet his estranged Filipina mother (Filipina-Korean actress Jasmine Lee, who was elected into South Korea’s National Assembly in 2012).

This edition comes with commentary, making-of features, deleted scenes, poster shoot, trailer, gallery, and other special features..
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The Host director Bong Joon Ho presents a different kind of monster in a searing, subversive mystery thriller that rips through the facade of small-town Korea. Veteran actress Kim Hye Ja delivers a commanding performance as the devoted mother who goes to desperate extremes to protect her mentally disabled son, played by popular actor Won Bin (Taegukgi) appearing in his first film in five years. Premiering at the Cannes Film Festival, Mother opened in Korea to blockbuster reception, proving to be another commercial and critical hit for Bong.

Seemingly normal people and places peel away to reveal an unsettling portrait of small-town Korea gone wrong in Mother. When mentally slow Do Joon (Won Bin) gets arrested for murder, his mother (Kim Hye Ja) faces an uphill battle to clear his name. Everyone including the police are convinced that Do Joon is the culprit, but she knows that her son wouldn’t kill. She begins to dig left and right to find the real killer herself, but her sleepy hometown holds many secrets that are best left unturned..
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